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You need - Water-soluble stabilizer, Adhesive
spray, Embroidery thread of choice (always use the same thread top and bottom),
Batting approx. 3-4mm or 0.12’’ thick, Fabric of choice (when using fleece – no
batting is needed), Lining (you are welcome to use the same fabric for lining
purposes as well), the provided cutting list |
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Important Note: Add 1” or
20mm to these measurements as the sizes listed below is the exact hoop
size of the design!!!
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CUTTING LIST
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size 1 (age 8 mths)
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size 2 (age 1 year)
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size 3 (age 18 mths)
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size 4 (age 2 years)
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File name
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cut
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mm
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inch
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mm
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inch
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mm
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inch
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mm
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inch
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44_cuff
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x 3
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90x72
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3.57x2.85
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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44_sole
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x 1
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94x98
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3.71x3.89
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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44_upperleft_a
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x 1
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68x49
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2.69x1.96
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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44_upperleft_b
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x 1
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70x88
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2.79x3.47
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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44_upperright_a
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x 1
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68x49
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2.69x1.96
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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44_upperright_a
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x 1
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70x88
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2.79x3.47
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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44_vamp
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x 1
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70x97
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2.78x3.84
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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cuff
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x 3
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90x72
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3.57x2.85
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96x77
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3.79x3.03
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104x83
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4.11x3.28
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113x90
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4.46x3.55
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sole
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x 1
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94x98
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3.70x3.89
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99x105
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3.94x4.13
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127x68
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5.01x2.70
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138x74
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5.44x2.92
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Upper left
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x 1
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140x88
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5.54x3.49
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149x94
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5.90x3.71
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162x101
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6.39x4.01
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176x110
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6.93x4.35
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Upper right
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x 1
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140x88
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5.53x3.48
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149x94
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5.90x3.71
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162x101
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6.39x4.01
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176x110
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6.93x4.35
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vamp
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x 1
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70x97
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2.78x3.84
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75x103
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2.95x4.09
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112x81
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4.43x3.19
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122x87
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4.80x3.46
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- Stitch
next step = material stitched to “wss”
- Follow
your thread chart to complete the design
Now for lining your
design:Once
the design is complete, carefully remove your hoop without interfering
with the hooped fabric.
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- Replace
hoop in your embroidery machine and stitch next step
- This
outline will secure the fabric/lining to the back
- Now
you can remove your hoop again and cut away the excess fabric from the
front and back
- Replace hoop in your embroidery machine and your last
step = satin outline will cover the edges neatly
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- Remove
design from hoop and cut away excess water-soluble stabilizer
- Keep all panels ready to assemble
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- With a zigzag stitch SL=4, SW=1.5 sew these 2
panels together as directed
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- The
sole can now be stitched to the “side panels”
- Start from the indicated line and only sew the one
half
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- Again start from the indicated line, first the
one half then the other half
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- You
should have 3 x cuff panels embroidered
- Sew them side to side as the indication lines shown
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This is how it should look at this stage |
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Fold the “cuff” in half |
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And secure with a straight stitch |
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- The
“cuff” can now be sewn to the shoe
- Note
that the 3 x cuff section fit neatly on the 3 x sections of the shoe
- Also
see the “kitten” shoes where I sewn the “cuff” backwards and left the “V”
open in front. This gives the shoe a complete new image
- It is all your choice J
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Your first set of “Boots for Babies” is complete
ENJOY!!!
Please contact me if
you need any assistance annelr@mweb.com.na
compiled: 03 February
2006
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